TireLab for Android

Calculations are incorrect and not carrying through completely making app look cool but absolutely useless.

but i just wished that it could include allow more than just 2 wheels, (More than just A and B) I think there should be a C,D,E,F, etc. I also think a cool addition would be to add the ability to adjust camber and a measurement of the tire patch with the camber dialed in or have thw function of calculating how the wheel will gain positive camber when cornering and giving the measurement of that tire patch at that speed. Of course that would need to have inputs for things like, type of suspension, spring rate, ride height, weight, etc. That sounds actually very complex but would be really cool if it were apart of the app.

App opens on my Mobile mini 4, but after loading, it does nothing. I tap and tap, all over the screen, app does not respond, does nothing. Want my money back.

It's not worth $4. Yes it works, but there are better for less.

This is an amazing app! It's just what I've been looking for. However, I noticed what appears to be a small discrepancy In the way the graphs portray sidewall height or sidewall. In the reference area sidewall is described as the section between the tire bead and the tread. In the graph area, sidewall is shown to be the section between the tire tread and the lip of the wheel. This would give the illusion that the visible sidewall height is actually larger than it really is. Typically the flange or bead seat of the wheel which holds the bead of the tire, protrudes from the barrel approximately 1 inch or about 25 mm. The graphs show all of this of course but the measured distance for sidewall height is shown incorrectly. Other than this I really like this app